Jane Addams went back home to cedarville to live with her father and step mother. Then they moved to Michigan. when john Addams(Jane's father) died Jane and her step mom moved in with Jane's sister and her husband in Philadelphia.
Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr in the early 20th century.
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Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr in the early 20th century.
Jane Addams was not overtly religious. She held membership at a Presbyterian church in Chicago, however she most frequently attended a Unitarian one. Some of Addams' famous quotes are criticism of religion-based oppression of women.
Jane Addams is known for the hull house she founded in Chicago. She was very significant in the progressive movement. The hull house taught the poor how to read and write. It also offered baby sitting for busy mothers.
Jane spent most of her time in the nursery.
It was cofounded by Jane Addams, and she is generally the person most associated with the Hull House.
Jane Addams was the founder of the full house, one of the most famous settlement houses, in Chicago.
Jacob Riiss and in a differfent vein- settlement houses, community centers etc- Jane Addams. Ms. Addams was awarded the Nobel Peace prize. Most of her work was in the Chicago area out of the Hull House complex.
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While in a sense global in scope ( l93l Nobel Peace Laureate) the humanitarian Jane Addams confined most of her activities to the Chicago area where she superintended the noted settlement house ( still extant)- Hull House. She did not built or design the house- which was previously existing as some commercial structure.
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Jane Addams is often credited as the founder of modern American social work. She acted on many issues including women's rights and suffrage, workers' rights, poverty, education, child welfare and juvenile justice, immigrants' rights, anti-racism, and international peace. Addams had many accomplishments, the most famous of which is the founding and directing of Hull House, one of the original "settlement houses". See related link.
No, she came from well-off circumstances, was a college graduate and for some reason felt obligated to gravitate towards social settlement work- battling slums, social problems, etc- eventually this expanded into an anti-war movement, and Miss Addams was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize- late in her life and career., Most of her activities were based in Chicago.